The Geotechnical Manager is a key technical leadership role responsible for planning, managing, and controlling all geotechnical engineering aspects of an underground tunnelling project. This role ensures safe, economical, and technically sound excavation, ground support, and tunnel construction by integrating geotechnical investigations, design, monitoring, and construction methodologies. The Geotechnical Manager works closely with design consultants, construction teams, contractors, and client representatives to manage ground risks and ensure compliance with project specifications, codes, and safety standards.
Key Responsibilities
1. Geotechnical Planning and Investigations
Review and interpret geotechnical investigation reports, borehole logs, laboratory test results, and geophysical data.
Identify ground conditions such as soil strata, rock mass classification, groundwater levels, faults, shear zones, and ...